Global Cultivation: Loading a Cultivation Simulator from the Start

I personally found this book enjoyable. Everyone has different styles and ideas, so there's no need to give up because of what others say. Give it a try! Sometimes you might find a book that suits you! That's how I am, anyway. I personally think this book is alright, and I'll keep reading as long as it doesn't get abandoned! Also, I hope the author will update more often (lol).

From a bookworm with 760 hours of reading time on this site: First 100 chapters rating: Setting: Uncommon; Beginning: Below average; Enjoyment: Appropriate; Plot pacing: Relatively fast; Combat power description: Not broken; Harem: None yet; Villains: Not entirely brainless; Supporting character description: Average; Protagonist: Character development is not yet fully formed; Humor level: Low…

It's so hard, it's gone. How could it just disappear?

When I first read "Needle Doesn't Rub, Needle Doesn't Rub," I thought it was one of those cultivation simulator games on the market these days. I was confused; can you really write a novel just by playing a game these days? Later I learned it simulates future encounters, and it's really good—one of the best on Tomato (a Chinese novel-writing website).

Most of the one- or two-star reviews were from people who read only the first few chapters. If they read on to the second entry into the Gate of All Realms, they might change their minds. I read it in one go; the writing is quite good, although some details weren't handled perfectly, probably to avoid being accused of padding. The last few dozen chapters of this book are still very good.

This simulator does seem to exist. I saw an ad for a small game while reading a book, and I downloaded it because I was interested. It's a modern, text-based game. At the beginning, you choose talents, then allocate points, and finally, it depicts a person's life. I played it for a while, but a lot of it was repetitive—just the same life story. So I uninstalled it. Did the author also play this game and then modify it? I wonder if any of you have played it?

Author, please listen to me. This article lacks ornate language, yet it moves the reader with its simple sincerity. The sentences flow smoothly and coherently. The psychological portrayal and detailed descriptions are both successful, leaving a lingering impression. From a literary perspective, the subject matter is novel, and the angle is clear.

If Heaven hadn't given birth to me, the keyboard warrior, the keyboard path would have remained shrouded in eternal darkness. With one key, I can open the gates of heaven; with one key, I can slay immortals. My words alone can battle three thousand emperors; with two keys, I can sweep across thirteen continents. Three million keyboard immortals under heaven, all must bow before me.

I watched a little bit, it's alright. It's this way of living in the world that reminded me of *Millions of Lives*. It's a real world; you go there, leave your footprints, and then you leave. The people and things there will all affect you. The heroes of justice initially wanted everyone to be happy, but later realized it was impossible, so they killed many to save many, and then regretted it.

What a pity! I really loved this book; it was truly excellent. I don't understand why so many popular books still have readers. Maybe it's just a matter of different tastes. It's such a shame that such a good book has ended! What a pity!